Sofia Elosegui

Vice President Incoming Exchange

“Really take those advices that you get all around your life, starting from different people like your parents, your teachers, your colleagues and anyone that you get them from” is one piece of advice, that Sofia Elosegui Nacional Director for Incoming Exchange at AIESEC Spain would give to her 14-year-old self. What she really enjoys about her job is: “The possibility for you to actually make strategic work, to really plan together with the team and the interaction with so many different people”.

Ivana Gusic

Head of Public Relations and Marketing

“When we are young, we are very impressionable and we want to please everyone. Do what makes you happy and don’t worry so much”, Ivana Gusic, Head of Public Relations and Marketing at AIESEC, would tell her 14-year-old self. The limitation of her job? “For marketing people it’s usually the budget!”

Christoph Sacher

Local Head of Corporate Relations

“You have the freedom of coming up with your ideas and make them happen. It often starts with a scratch paper or a conversation.” Chistoph Sacher is responsible for Corporate Relations at AIESEC. His advice to his 14-year-old self: “Gain some IT-skills. Get to know HTML programing, coding and designing!”

Johannes Ide

President

“It is about the development of the people, who work for us.” Johannes Ide, President of AIESEC Austria, provides personal coaching to his team-members. His position combines the elements of his dreamjob: “When I thought about my dreamjob, I wanted something with a lot of responsibility, to work with a team and to travel a lot. Through my job I have all this elements.”